So is that a regular single-touch resistive screen, or a multitouch surface? If multitouch, is that using DI (eg: Microsoft Surface, which they have demod crammed into flat panels), or is it a capacitive screen (eg: iPhone, which only takes fingers)?
PS: To those who seem to assume this is multitouch... a finger swiping across the screen to move stuff is not a multitouch gesture. Hell, multitouch gestures can be mimicked on resistive touch screens with some work. Finally, before this pops up again, it seems folks must be reminded: The iPhone has a 3.5 inch screen, where multitouch is useful mainly for shortcut gestures.
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So is that a regular single-touch resistive screen, or a multitouch surface? If multitouch, is that using DI (eg: Microsoft Surface, which they have demod crammed into flat panels), or is it a capacitive screen (eg: iPhone, which only takes fingers)?
PS:
To those who seem to assume this is multitouch... a finger swiping across the screen to move stuff is not a multitouch gesture. Hell, multitouch gestures can be mimicked on resistive touch screens with some work. Finally, before this pops up again, it seems folks must be reminded: The iPhone has a 3.5 inch screen, where multitouch is useful mainly for shortcut gestures.
I think one of the other articles said it was a camera-based touch not resistive or capacitive.